3. Grant of Licence
Subject to your compliance with this Agreement, Bold Corner grants you a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-sublicensable licence to use the Digital Solution.
The licence allows you to:
3.1 Store the files
You may store a reasonable number of backup copies on your personal devices or in a private cloud-storage account accessible only to you.
3.2 Use the solution in your own practice
You may use the Digital Solution to think through, explore, design or develop:
- your projects;
- your personal or professional brand;
- your offers and products;
- your methods;
- your communication;
- your learning;
- your business;
- your client experience;
- your creative or strategic decisions.
3.3 Use private digital workspaces
You may upload or import the Digital Solution into a private board, document or workspace accessible only to you.
Examples include private spaces in Miro, Mural, FigJam, Canva, Notion, Google Slides or PowerPoint. You must not make the source files downloadable or extractable by other users.
3.4 Print a personal working copy
You may print one complete working copy of the Digital Solution for your own use.
You may replace that copy if it becomes damaged or unusable, but you may not print additional copies for other people.
3.5 Use your outcomes commercially
You retain ownership of the original ideas, texts, strategies, concepts and other User-Generated Outcomes that you create through your use of the Digital Solution.
You may use those outcomes in your business and commercial projects.
This permission does not transfer ownership of the Bold Corner Original Materials and does not allow you to reproduce or commercialise the Digital Solution itself.
3.6 Show limited extracts
You may show a small number of cards or screenshots in:
- a portfolio;
- a case study;
- a presentation about your own process;
- a social-media publication;
- a review of the product.
The extract must:
- be used for illustration or commentary;
- remain clearly attributed to Bold Corner;
- not reveal a substantial part of the product;
- not allow another person to reconstruct or use the Digital Solution;
- not be offered as a downloadable resource.
As a general guideline, no more than
five cards or 10% of the Digital Solution, whichever is lower, may be shown publicly without written permission.